432  Provincial Court Proceedings, 1674.




          Liber M M Be it Knowne unto all men by these presents that I George Charls
                  worth of St Maries have remised released & for ever quitt claimed
                  and by these presents doe for me my heirs executors and admrs
                  remise release & for ever quittclaime unto Richard Moy of St Maries
                  County all and all manner of actions Suites or cause of actions
                  writts of errors or cause of any writts of errors debt3 dutic3
                  and demands whatsoever which I now have or hereafter may have
                  for any matter cause or thing whatsoever from the begining of the
                  World to this day In wittnes whereof I have hereunto sett my hand &
                  seale this second day of ffebruary Ano Doth 1674.
                  Testes.              George Charlsworth (Sealed.)
                               Ro: Carvile
                    Char: Delaroche.

             p. 430 Henry Phippes John Beaman late of Ann Arundell County other
                     agt wise called John Beaman in the County of Ann
                John Beaman  Arundell in the Province of Maryland was Sum
                             oned to answer unto Henry Phipps administrator
                             of the goods and Chattells of Edward Maynard de
                             ceased in a plea that he render unto him the Summe
                             of One thousand foure hundred thirty pounds of
                             tobacco which from him he unjustly detaineth.
                    And whereupon the Said Henry by Kenelm Cheseldyn his At
                  torny Saith that whereas the Said John Beaman the first day of
                  September in the yeare One thousand Six hundred and Seventy did
                  by his certaine writeing Obligatory Sealed with the Seale of the Said
                  John here in Court produced whose date is the Same day and yeare
                  abovewritten acknowledge himselfe to Owe and Stand indebted unto
                  the said Edward Maynard merchant and Comander of the good
                  Shipp called the William of Dover then rideing at anchor in the
                  River of Patuxent in the Province aforesaid the full and just Summe
                  of One thousand foure hundred and thirty pounds of good Sound
                  merchantable tobacco in caske to be paid the said Edward Maynard
                  his heirs executors admrs at or upon the tenth day of October next
                  ensueing the date thereof and for the true performance thereof did
                  bind himselfe his heirs executors admrs firmly by these presents
                  Notwithstanding which the said John Beaman the said Sume of
                  fourteen hundred and thirty pounds of tobacco according to the
                  tenor of his Said writeing Obligatory hath not paid to the said
                  Edward in his life time nor to the said Henry Since his death to
                  whom administration of all & Singular the goods and Chattells which
                  were the Said Edward at the time of his death Since his death hath
                  beene Committed though often thereunto required but the same to
                  pay hitherto hath and still doth altogether deny to the damage of the
                  Said Henry three thousand pounds of tobacco And thereupon he
                  bringeth his Suite.